Over the weekend, beyond the harsh exchanges between Athens and Ankara over the Turkey-Libya Memorandum — which the EU condemned as illegal — negative signals also emerged from Eastern Libya. The “Prime Minister” of Benghazi, Osama Hamad, expressed support for the memorandum, while MPs in Tobruk announced plans for a parliamentary vote to ratify it, possibly within the week.

Greece has long struggled to establish a consistent Libya policy — dating back to the Gaddafi era, and especially after his fall, which left Libya a failed state. This absence of strategy cost Athens dearly in 2019 with the signing of the Turkish-Libyan maritime memorandum, which remains a major obstacle in Greek-Turkish relations.

Today, the fragmented landscape in Libya — not just between East and West, but also within the Tripoli-based factions — creates an explosive situation. In this climate, various actors seek foreign patrons and protectors, presenting Greece with serious diplomatic challenges.

A very special day was experienced by Kostas Antetokounmpo and his wife, Demi Filippakou, as they baptized their daughter.

Her name is Velena, as revealed through a story reposted by Kostas Antetokounmpo. The little girl's godparents are Giannis Antetokounmpo and Panos Filippakos.

As you can see, the decoration was full of colorful flowers, gerberas and roses. After the baptism, a party followed for the guests.

The couple has been together for the past five years and became parents for the first time last year.

For months, the family of congressman, Gus Bilirakis, had been preparing every detail of the wedding of his son, Michael, with his beloved Sofia Poulos.

"The Navy is a structural pillar of our Defense and its strengthening through the "Agenda 2030" is not a simple upgrade of its capabilities."